# Default Tag

The `/default` tag in Limio is a versatile tool that serves multiple purposes. It is effectively synonymous with the root URL (`/`) of your website and plays a key role for Pages, [Limio Journeys](https://docs.limio.com/product/journey/what-are-limio-journeys), and as a fallback page.

## `/default` as the Homepage

When you set `/default` as the tag for a Page in the Limio app, it becomes your website's homepage. For example:

1. Imagine your shop is hosted at **[www.limio-shop.com](http://www.limio-shop.com)**.
2. In Limio, you create a new Page and assign `/default` as its tag.
3. After publishing, the Page will be accessible at both:
   * **[www.limio-shop.com/default](http://www.limio-shop.com/default)**
   * **[www.limio-shop.com](http://www.limio-shop.com)** (the root URL).

This means `/default` is functionally equivalent to `/` on your domain.

## `/default` in Limio Journeys

The `/default` tag can also be used as a **starting point** for a Limio Journey. When configured as the starting point:

* All visitors to your root URL (**[www.limio-shop.com](http://www.limio-shop.com)**) will be directed through the conditions defined in the journey.
* Ensure the following before setting `/default` as the starting point:
  1. **Review the Journey Conditions**: Confirm all conditions are configured correctly.
  2. **Verify Linked Pages**: Make sure the Pages in the conditions are live by clicking **'Show page details'**.

Once verified, update the starting point to `/default` and **save**. This makes the journey active for your homepage. You can test this by navigating to your domain (e.g. **[www.limio-shop.com](http://www.limio-shop.com)**) and verifying the behaviour.

## `/default` in Limio Journeys

If a user attempts to access a URL that Limio cannot resolve, they will be redirected to `/default`. Essentially, `/default` also serves as the **404 page** for your site.

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### Key Considerations

* **Double-Check Before Publishing**: Because `/default` is critical for routing all users visiting your homepage. Ensure journeys and pages tied to `/default` are fully configured and functioning as expected.
* **Testing**: Always test the behaviour of `/default` by accessing your domain and confirming the routing and page content.


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